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- Wildlife board suggests scrapping of double-tracking Vasco stretch | Goa News
- Tamil Nadu Seeks Support of Kerala, Karnataka For Vulture Survey | Weather.com
- ‘Sad reality’: Mother elephant seen ‘teaching’ calf to cross ...
- Two-day conference held in Ramnagar on deterring wildlife crimes | Dehradun News
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- Short-term bang of fireworks has long-term impact on wildlife: Study – YubaNet
- Wildlife attacks: residents block vehicular traffic in Wayanad – The Hindu
- Kodagu forest department tests Elephant Signal Boards to address wildlife conflict
- Tigress gives birth to five cubs in Madhya Pradesh’s Kanha Tiger Reserve –...
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Conservation of the Madras Hedgehog in Rural Tamil Nadu
Like many other smaller creatures, hedgehogs too have also been largely ignored in India by Forest Departments, naturalists, biologists and conservationist...
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